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Contact Lenses Designed Specifically for Patients Over 40 with Presbyopia

It’s natural to lament the loss of youth, especially as it affects vision and health. However, there have been so many discoveries in recent years, aimed at helping adults...

Contact Lenses Can Correct Your Astigmatism

Understanding Astigmatism Astigmatism refers to the shape or curvature of your eye’s cornea or lens 1 . Ideally, your corneal surface should be completely spherical 1,2 . But if...

Replace Your Reading Glasses With Contact Lenses

Beginning at around age 40, you’ll begin to develop presbyopia. This is a natural part of the aging process in which the crystalline lens inside your eye becomes less flexible...

Double Vision; should I be concerned?

What is double vision? While some instances of double vision can be cute, some can be anything but, and rather disturbing. Double vision (diplopia) is an unfortunate, and...

7 Bizarre Eye Conditions

"Step right up and see the amazingly weird eye conditions–hairy eyes, red eyes, cat eyes, and eyes that cry blood!” They may sound like carnival acts, but these truly bizarre eye...

Are Your Eye Drops OK to Use with Contact Lenses?

There are lots of different kinds of eye drops, most of which can be used by contact lens wearers. However, many drops should never be placed on your eye while you are wearing...